Expert Attorney
for Evictions, Landlord Tenant Law &
Unlawful Detainer Cases
Evictions & Landlord-Tenant Representation
When a tenant stops paying rent, violates lease terms, or refuses to leave, landlords need fast, precise legal action. Florida eviction law is strict, and a single mistake in notice or filing can cause delays or even dismissal of your case. Attorney Robert Worman brings over 30 years of experience in handling landlord-tenant disputes and evictions across the tri-County area of Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties and throughout the State of Florida.
If you are a landlord or property owner seeking to regain possession of your property, our office provides the knowledge, experience, and service you can rely on
Why Choose Robert Worman for Your Eviction Case
- Proven Experience – Hundreds of eviction cases successfully handled every year.
- Fast & Accurate – Deadlines are critical. We prepare and file everything correctly, without delay.
- Concierge Service – From the first notice to final lockout, Attorney Robert Worman provides personal, yet professional hands-on service every step of the way.
- Tailored Legal Strategy – Every case is unique. We adapt to your specific situation.
- Clear Communication– You will always know the status of your case. Calls and emails are returned promptly.
Our Eviction Services
Attorney Worman provides full-service representation for all aspects of the eviction process:
- Notice Review & Preparation – Ensuring your 3-day, 7-day, or 30-day notices comply with Florida law.
- Filing the Complaint – Drafting, filing, and serving all legal documents.
- Court Representation – Hearings, motions, and trials handled on your behalf.
- Mediation & Settlements – Negotiating move-out agreements or payment plans to save you time and money.
- Writ of Possession – Coordinating with law enforcement to legally remove tenants
Avoid Common Eviction Pitfalls
Many evictions are delayed or dismissed due to simple errors. Attorney Worman helps landlords avoid:
- Improper or defective notices.
- Missed filing deadlines.
- Tenants using delay tactics.
- Illegal “self-help” evictions (lockouts, shutting off utilities, removing belongings).
- Incomplete or weak legal arguments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the eviction process take?
Uncontested evictions usually take 2–4 weeks in Broward or Miami-Dade. Contested cases may take longer.
Can I evict without going to court?
No. All evictions must be processed through the court. Self-help evictions are illegal.
What costs can I recover?
Landlords may recover unpaid rent, late fees, attorneys’ fees (if the lease allows), and damages.
What if my tenant files bankruptcy?
That can temporarily pause the eviction. We assist landlords in seeking relief to move forward.
Can I remove a roommate not on the lease?
Yes — through an unlawful detainer action under Florida Statute Chapter 82. These cases are different from standard evictions and require precise handling.
What to Do Now
- Gather Documents – Lease agreements, notices served, rent history, and communications.
- Consult Quickly – The sooner you act, the fewer delays you face.
- Avoid Self-Help – Always let the legal process work; don’t risk penalties by taking matters into your own hands.
- Focus on Your Business – Let us manage the courts, filings, and procedures.
Contact Attorney Robert Worman
If you are a landlord seeking eviction, Attorney Robert Worman can guide you through the process with professionalism and efficiency.
